Prinseneiland is known as a tiny and charming island community, regarded for its local vibes and tourist-free streets.
It’s the largest Buddhist temple in Europe, and it serves an important religious and cultural purpose. You’ll notice it’s nestled in Amsterdam’s little Chinatown.
The Cuypers Library is one of the best-hidden gems in Amsterdam. It’s a journey into another time –immense, historic and awe-inspiring.
The Begijnhof contains Amsterdam’s oldest remaining non-religious buildings, tiny houses also referred to as mini houses, with lining two courtyards surrounded by gardens.
Floating on the Singel Canal right in Amsterdam’s city centre is the colourful Bloemenmarkt, the world’s only floating flower market. Strolling along this bustling flower bazaar, you can shop for tulip bulbs and cut flowers from boats bobbing on the canal.
For a uniquely Dutch experience in Amsterdam, visit the Cheese Museum, dedicated to the nation’s favourite food – cheese! This charming little museum in the heart of the city centre brings the history and craftsmanship of cheesemaking to life.